Wholesale Display Bordeaux - Pont de Pierre

Each poster is packaged with a gray cardboard board in a transparent plastic sheet. The Pont de Pierre, or Bordeaux Bridge, is a stone bridge located in Bordeaux, a city in the southwest of France, in the Gironde department. It spans the Garonne, connecting the city center of Bordeaux to the right bank of the river. It is one of the main symbols of the city, with its 19 stone arches, its length of 987 meters, and its two levels of lanes for cars and pedestrians. The Pont de Pierre was built between 1810 and 1822 by the engineer Napoleon Bonaparte, Jean-Baptiste Billaud-Varenne, to replace an old wooden bridge that had become too small for the growing needs of the city. It was constructed using stones extracted from local quarries and is considered a remarkable example of neoclassical architecture. The Pont de Pierre is an essential passage for visitors to Bordeaux, offering a breathtaking view of the city and the Garonne. It is also a popular spot for walks and leisure activities, with restaurants and cafes nearby. It is also possible to take a cruise on the Garonne from the bridge to discover the city from another perspective.